grat

grat

美 [ɡrit] 　英 [ɡriːt]

• v.欢迎；悲伤；(景象,声音等)映入(眼帘)
• 网络Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts; 感激; 赠与人保留年金信托

词形变化

过去式：grat  过去式：greeted  过去分词：grutten  第三人称单数：greets  现在分词：greeting  

英汉解释

v.	1. 向...致敬[意],向...问好,迎接,欢迎 2. 〈英〉哭泣,悲伤 3. (景象,声音等)映入(眼帘),收入(耳中)

英英解释

v.	1. to behave in a polite or friendly way toward someone when you meet them 2. to react to an action or news in a particular way 3. if you are greeted by a sight, sound, or smell, it is the first thing that you notice

例句

It takes a dreamer-someone with hopelessly optimistic ideas, grat persistence, and unlimited confidence-to tackle a problem that big.

它需要一个梦想家——一个拥有绝对乐观，矢志不移，坚定信念的人——来解决这个巨大的问题。

God grows weary of grat kingdoms, but never of little flowers.

上帝渐渐对打的王国感到厌烦，但他却从不厌恶小小的花朵。

a grat many insects depend on large animals to get food.

在自然界中，许多种昆虫依靠大型动物获取食物

Beautiful, grat and sacred human body tells us that we should love life and our human beings.

人体是美丽、是伟大、是崇高。它的切实告诉我们要热爱生活、关注人类本身。

First I want to thank you all for the grat hospitality and showing me nice places ! ! !

首先我想要感谢您全部伟大的好客和显示我好的地方！！！

Mario: You have a grat memory.

马里奥；你记忆很好。